#bollywood period drama

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Deepika Padukone as MASTANI [1/5] Bajirao Mastani (2015)

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Devdas

A movie, which I watched a number of times but each time I end it with new feelings, empathy for another character and a lot of pain in my heart. I really do not know why but I feel there's this really strong connection between me and this movie.

Parvati (Paro)

"Guroor kaise hota, usme daag jo hai"

A beauty, someone who had to go through so much, but still felt to love him, even when everyone said no, even when her mind said no, she still listened to her heart and kept loving him, knowing the fact that they won't be together. Someone from whom I understood that, you can wait forever for your love.

Devdas

"Bapuji ne kaha gaon chod do

Sab ne kaha Paro ko chod do

Paro ne kaha sharab chod do

Aj tumne keh diya haveli chod do

Ekdin aayega jab woh kahenge duniya hi chod do"

Paro wasn't his love, she was his life, his oxygen, his soil, his water, his each and every necessity to stay alive. And then came Chandramukhi, who helped him to get his oxygen while being with her. Somehow I felt a bit relieved when he died, because his life was way more painful and dreadful than death itself.

Chandramukhi

"Jis aurat ki jagah mein kabhi na le paungi, uske charnon ki dhool le rahi hu"

A woman who lived a life, found a love, found her love's love, still loved him, and let her love go for his love. Just think what had gone through her, a person who loved his beloved knowing the fact that she is never going to get him for life. Someone who was ready to sell her everything, even her own soul just for him. Someone who lived a painful life happily.

I wrote so much about this movie is because this movie always helps me write about love, about my life, about the pains in one's life, all the dreadful situations one as to go through, in a sweet way.

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Qala (2022) | dir. Anvita Dutt

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Some Costumes from Bahu Begum TV Series + The view of Noor's white sari and the pink colored flowers on it

Ep.1

[theinfinitedivides]

how the F*CK is Ranveer so good at dancing and why does he need to keep reminding me like i forget every f*cking time

[wildcheries]

devdas (2002)

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Devdas (2002) dir. Sanjay Leela Bhansali

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Doli Saja Ke Rakhna (1998) - Bol Sajni Mori Sajni 

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Rangoon is a MASTERPIECE <3

[valyrianpoem]

Deepika Padukone as MASTANI [3/5] Bajirao Mastani (2015)

[best-movie-ever-tournament]

Om Shanti Om:

Incredible movie about a failed Bollywood actor in the 70's who falls in love with a popular actress, they both get killed and he's reincarnated as the son of a superstar and get his revenge. It's an hommage to Bollywood movies from the 70's, and it also marks the end of 2000 area Bollywood. It also as the best Bollywood song ever https://youtu.be/2drIKUOCZxU

A real love letter to Bollywood. My favorite number is when a bunch of Bollywood stars make cameo appearances. It’s like a Bollywood Royal Rumble. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzLG6OqOcn8

RRR:

Best musical ever. Best action movie ever. Best period drama ever. Just the best MOVIE ever. It really is the MOST. Don't believe me? Watch Naatu Naatu. Watch Komuram Bheemudo. Then come back to me. You are welcome.

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Qala (2022) | dir. Anvita Dutt

[humasahsultanimsworld]

Some Costumes from Bahu Begum TV Series + Razia Begum's pure white caftan

Ep.1

[theinfinitedivides]

Bhansali really said let's shove the good freedom fighter sh*t into the last 40 or so minutes of this series i think we can get away with it. pray tell me what, exactly, did he expect me to do with that

[wildcheries]

devdas (2002)